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    Eisenhower was the 34th President of the United States (1953-1961) and presided during key moments xin the civil rights movements including the Montgomery Bus Boycott‚ Brown v Board act‚ The Little Rock 9 and the Civil Rights Act of 1957. He was a republican and believed that each state should have their own laws and cases shouldn’t have to be dealt with by the president. These events lead to many historians and people to question whether Eisenhower was effectively managing the cases and how significant

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    their views of equality‚ freedom and justice. John F. Kennedy served as president from 1961 until he was killed in 1963. He was the youngest president in America ever elected and was also the youngest to die. He won the elections in 1960 against republican candidate‚ Richard Nixon. He is still consider as one of the most charismatic president. His leadership style was based on allowing people to have an insight of what was really happening at the time. One of his most known styles was his search for

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    Theodore Roosevelt

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    Theodore Roosevelt One of America’s most powerful and influential Presidents in its history would have to beTheodore Roosevelt. Although strong and powerful as an adult‚ he gave no signs of being a strong leader in American history during his childhood years. His sickly little body held him back from being as active as he wanted. Asthma was his biggest health issue and Teddy had a hard time doing anything strenuous without getting extremely ill. Even though he was thought to be hindered from

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    Political Awareness

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    their lives and the lives of their loved ones to make it possible for us to voice our opinion by vote. Where has that initiative gone? We as a people have lost sight of our duty as American citizens to utilize our voices in the presidential elections. As soon as something goes down that we don’t like or agree with‚ we are the first ones to complain about whoever is in office and what they’re failing to do. I can bet half of us didn’t even know there were 3 African-American candidates running for

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    close enough to what they needed to live off of‚ therefor it was impossible for them to pass literacy tests‚ and pay the poll taxes which meant they weren’t able to place their vote‚ and they were still set back by their race. The republicans believed that for restoration of the Union to take place‚ that they’d have to make sure the South wasn’t going to secede once again. Along with knowing the Southern states were not going to secede‚ they demanded an oath of loyalty from 50% of each

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    Environmental Movement

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    Keyarius Johnson Professor J. R. Williams History 1302-6012 8 March 2013 The Environmental Movement The Environmental Movement was started in order to conserve the uses of the nation’s natural resources through efficient and scientific innovations by Theodore Roosevelt. Due to irresponsible uses of the natural resources‚ the efforts of President Roosevelt made conservation a huge part of his term. Combining his efforts with Gifford Pinchot‚ Roosevelt managed regulation of resource development

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    The phrase‚ “A house divided against itself cannot stand” became famous as a quotation from Lincoln’s “A house divided” speech delivered at 17 June 1858‚ in what was then the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield‚ upon accepting the Illinois Republican Party’s nomination as that state’s senator of the United States .The speech became the launching point for his unsuccessful campaign. Abraham Lincoln was not the first one who used the “A house divided against itself cannot stand” phrase: Sam

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    States is recognized for two major political parties which are known as the Republican and Democratic parties. These two parties are completely different with different stance. These parties compete to promote their political ideals to maintain their continuous political leadership. Even though having political parties was not set in the constitution‚ it plays a big role in our politics and controversial issues. The Democratic-republican party didn’t take power till the 1800 with the help

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    included Ronald Reagan. The Regan Administration was a republican administration lead by Ronald Regan from January 20 1981 – January 20 1989. The government introduced the largest across the board tax cuts in American history.  (25% cut in federal personal tax) During Reagan’s reign‚ his presidency was marked by many scandals resulting in the investigation and conviction of 138 administration officials which was the largest number for any US president. The Iran-Contra  most well-known and politically

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    Abraham Lincoln A Hero

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    Lincoln was elected as President on November 6th‚ 1860. Lincoln was president during the nations greatest internal conflict. Lincoln strongly opposed slavery‚ which lead to the succession of many slavery infested states. These southern states feared a Republican influenced government (Korn 1). "Lincoln’s presidency was devoted to saving the Union‚ which meant‚ in his mind‚ the rededication of the nation to the principles of the Declaration of Independence‚ and especially to the proposition that all men

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